Perceived Environmental Corporate Social Responsibility Effect on Green Perceived Value and Green Attitude in Hospitality and Tourism Industry: The Mediating Role of Environmental Well-Being

Khairy, Hazem Ahmed; Elzek, Yehia; Aliane, Nadir; Agina, Mohamed Fathy

doi:10.3390/su15064746

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“…In the jungle, the El Niño phenomenon also posed a threat to the tourism sector [55]. At the same time, the tourism sector was affected by the irresponsibility of tourists in terms of bad social practices [56], which often had negative effects on the sector's employees. On the other hand, job insecurity and the economic pressure faced by families also had an impact on workers' mental health [57].…”

Section: The Structural Economic Impact Of Visitsmentioning

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A Structural Analysis of the Economic Impact of Tourism and the Perspective of Tourism Providers in Kuélap, Peru

Zavaleta Chavez Arroyo,

Sánchez Pantaleón,

Aldea Roman

et al. 2024

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Tourism boosts the regional economy and encompasses various sectors that determine its potential, promoting economic, environmental and social development by generating the creation of small and medium-sized enterprises and employment, thus improving people’s quality of life. In this context, an analysis of the structural changes in the number of visitors to the Kuélap archaeological site in the region of Amazonas, Peru was conducted. The closure of the Kuélap Monumental Archaeological Zone was selected as the object of analysis since the Kuélap archaeological site constitutes the most prominent tourist resource in the department of Amazonas and is the main attraction for tourists to visit. This study was carried out by using an analytical and descriptive approach, with a non-experimental longitudinal and cross-sectional design. Data from the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR) were used, and the perspective of tourism providers by means of a survey applied to a sample of 83 entrepreneurs in Chachapoyas, Tingo and La Malca was analysed. The results show that the implementation of cable cars in Kuélap has had a positive impact of 54% on sales and employment, while the COVID-19 pandemic has had a negative impact of 81%. On the other hand, the closure of the archaeological site has had a negative impact of 52%. Any negative impact on the Kuélap archaeological site resulted in a slowdown in the regional economy. In conclusion, from the point of view of visitor records and the perspective of tourism providers regarding structural changes, social impact is reflected in different economic sectors and, therefore, in the development of the local and regional economy. It is essential to consider these aspects when making decisions and developing strategies to promote tourism in the region in order to improve the quality of life of its residents (social, economic and cultural well-being).

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Section: The Structural Economic Impact Of Visitsmentioning

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A Structural Analysis of the Economic Impact of Tourism and the Perspective of Tourism Providers in Kuélap, Peru

Zavaleta Chavez Arroyo,

Sánchez Pantaleón,

Aldea Roman

et al. 2024

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“…As a fundamental driver of economic growth, the hospitality and tourism industry significantly impacts the environment through its operations (Thommandru et al, 2023). Therefore, hospitality and tourism organizations must prioritize environmental and social concerns (Khairy et al, 2023a). They must integrate low-carbon goals into their…”

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Green Dynamic Capabilities and Green Creativity in Hospitality and Tourism Industry: The Moderating Role of Green Transformational Leadership

Wahba,

Al Asrag,

Hassan

et al. 2024

Journal of Association of Arab Universities for Tourism and Hos

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This study aims to investigate the effect of green dynamic capabilities (GDC) on green creativity (GC). It also examines the moderating role of green transformational leadership (GTL). The study investigated five-star hotels and category-A travel agencies in Egypt in greater Cairo, chosen due to their commitment to green initiatives. The research sample consisted of employees from 22 hotels and 55 travel agencies. 600 surveys were distributed; however, only 425 were valid, representing a 70.8% response rate. 60% of the sample worked at fivestar hotels, while 40% worked for travel agencies. The study found that green dynamic capabilities (GDC) positively impact green creativity (GC). Green transformational leadership (GTL) positively impacts GDC and GC. Furthermore, GTL positively moderates the relationship between GDC and GC. Theoretical and managerial implications were also added in addition to further research avenues.

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“…In light of growing global environmental concerns, businesses are placing greater emphasis on incorporating green practices, products, and strategies to meet societal expectations and regulatory mandates. To strike a balance between sustainability and profitability, organizations are exploring the concept of green ambidexterity, which involves simultaneously exploring and exploiting green innovations [1][2][3][4][5]. The concept of green ambidexterity refers to the organization's capacity to effectively combine and harmonize exploration and exploitation activities within the realm of sustainability.…”

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Catalyzing Green Identity and Sustainable Advantage in Tourism and Hotel Businesses

Alsheref,

Khairy,

Alsetoohy

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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Global environmental concerns necessitate a heightened focus on green practices by businesses to balance sustainability and profitability. Therefore, this study investigates the effects of green ambidexterity (GA), green organizational identity (GOI), and green internal marketing (GIM) on sustainable competitive advantage (SCA) in travel agencies and hotels. The PLS-SEM approach was used to test the proposed model of the study. In total, 317 valid responses were gathered from full-time middle- and upper-management personnel of travel agencies category A and five-star hotels operating in Egypt. The findings revealed that GA positively impacts GOI, GIM, and SCA. Also, GOI and GIM positively impact SCA. In addition, GOI and GIM mediate the relationship between GA and SCA. The study advanced dynamic capability theory by emphasizing the importance of internal processes in harnessing sustainability-oriented dynamic capabilities. The study recognized the relationship between SCA, GOI, GIM, and GA and provided insightful implications on how businesses might develop and use their sustainability-related strengths.

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Perceived Environmental Corporate Social Responsibility Effect on Green Perceived Value and Green Attitude in Hospitality and Tourism Industry: The Mediating Role of Environmental Well-Being

Cited by 13 publications

References 72 publications

A Structural Analysis of the Economic Impact of Tourism and the Perspective of Tourism Providers in Kuélap, Peru

A Structural Analysis of the Economic Impact of Tourism and the Perspective of Tourism Providers in Kuélap, Peru

Green Dynamic Capabilities and Green Creativity in Hospitality and Tourism Industry: The Moderating Role of Green Transformational Leadership

Catalyzing Green Identity and Sustainable Advantage in Tourism and Hotel Businesses

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